Welcome to
AIA Springfield!
Through its national, state and local components, the AIA provides its members with a framework for guidance and leadership in a rapidly changing world. The purpose of AIA Springfield is to promote the value of architecture to the public, serving its members thereby advancing their value, and improving the quality of the build environment. This site is a resource for AIA members, allied members, building industry professionals, people seeking architects and those with an interest in architecture. Community service and outreach are important to AIA Springfield and our chapter's resources are available for assistance to the community.
Billy Kimmons, AIA Springfield President
For Your Information
Looking for a job or an employee? Click on Job Postings to see the current opportunities in and around Springfield, or to see how your company can post their jobs. You can also browse job postings and search for employees at the AIA Career Center.
SEMA Seeking Volunteers - Click on News for more information.
Note to AIA Springfield Members
AIA Springfield Members, have you ever wondered who you needed to contact at the AIA Institute in Washington D.C. to help you out? See the attached list in Chapter Records/Miscellaneous Documents/National AIA Team Directory for the names and extensions of the folks who are there to help you as a component member. Dial 202-626-and the extension listed.
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The American Architectural Foundation Inc., has been established by the Institute as a nonprofit charitable corporation to own and operate the Octagon, to provide architectural scholarships, establish professorships and assist architectural, educational and research projects; to establish awards, prizes or medals for meritorious work; to provide for the disseminating of literature and information of use and advantage to the profession of architecture and the arts and services allied to it; to assist by cooperation and association in any activity that shall result in the improvement of the profession of architecture; and to undertake any other related activities.
Pettigrew Scholarship pays for an intern's testing to become a licensed architect.
Citizen Architect Award is to honor individuals that have made a difference in governmental advocacy.
College of Fellows – Also, the COF gives out the Latrobe Award.
IDP Outstanding Firm Award is to honor firms that have an outstanding mentorship program.
AIA Associates Award is for Associates who demonstrate leadership and commitment to their component.
COF Emerging Professionals Grant – We have applied for this in the past for GRN:BOX and others.
YAF IDEAS Competition is aimed at giving young architects a design competition to solve some type of public problem.
AIA National has a rundown of awards for those practicing architecture (more for licensed people/firms – design awards, etc). See Practicing Architecture | Awards.
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Congratulations!
Congratulations to Andrew Wells, who has be elevated to Fellowship by the AIA College of Fellows! Read More...
Tim Rosenbury recognized with the AIA Missouri Distinguished Service Award
SPRINGFIELD, MO – Tim Rosenbury, AIA with Butler, Rosenbury & Partners (BR&P) has been selected to receive the 2011 AIA Missouri Distinguished Service Award based on his strong record of leadership in community affairs, state affairs, political action, community organizations, and the American Institute of Architects.
This prestigious award is bestowed to ... Read More...
Amanda Snelson Named "20 Under 30"
Local architecture intern named Class of 2012’s 20 Under 30 through 417
Magazine. Amanda Snelson was privileged to be among this list as one of
the area’s most brilliant, active young professionals. Read More...
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